“And What About Revenge?”
Last year, I was invited to speak with a class of pupils in a Parisian high school. They had studied La plus précieuse des marchandises...
Marianne Rubinstein
Marianne Rubinstein is a French writer. She has notably published « Tout le monde n'a pas la chance d'être orphelin » (Verticales, 2002, preface by Serge Klarsfeld), an investigation into the children of Jewish orphans of the Holocaust, and « C'est maintenant du passé » (Verticales, 2009), a narrative about her decimated paternal family. Among her novels, « Nous sommes deux » (Albin Michel, 2016) chronicles a mixed marriage preceded by a conversion, and « Le journal de Yaël Koppman » (Sabine Wespieser Editeur, 2007) presents the existential questions of thirty-something Yaël Koppman, a character that reappears in « Les arbres ne montent pas jusqu'au ciel » (Albin Michel, 2012).
Articles by Marianne Rubinstein
The Language Learning Trip
"The three of them are at Paris’ Gare du Nord on a cold morning: the Father, the Mother, and the Child. The Child was going...